Summer in central Ohio can get pretty hot and muggy. Make sure to get your air conditioning system serviced before temperatures in the Columbus, Ohio area climb above 90° Fahrenheit (like they do each summer). If you want to get the best cooling for the least use of electricity, the U.S. Department of Energy suggests …
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It’s the first hot and muggy night in central Ohio and you turn on your air conditioner, only to find that there is no cold air emanating from the vents. “Why is my air conditioner blowing warm air” is the question that immediately enters your mind, while you wonder if you can find an HVAC …
“It isn’t the heat, it’s the humidity” is an old saying for why hot, muggy summer days in central Ohio can be so oppressive. Not only do humid days in Columbus, Ohio make you miserable, they also drive up the cost of air conditioning. Knowing how to lower the humidity in your home in the …
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Imagine, if you will, you are working in the yard on a 95-degree day in Westerville, Ohio. Did it feel like you had to exert more energy to get the job done because of the high heat and excess humidity? Of course it did! The same is true for your home’s air conditioning equipment. Heat, …
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It’s a hot summer weekend day in Ohio. You know the type: it’s extremely humid, temperatures in the 90’s, hardly any wind blowing (until the thunderstorms arrive in the afternoon or evening). Your chores are done. It’s time to go inside to enjoy the comforts of your home’s air conditioning, to relax, read a book, …
When the temperature reaches 100 degrees on a summer day in Columbus, Ohio, you really need your air conditioner. When the heat and humidity are oppressive is not the time to be asking, why is my air conditioner not blowing cold air? If this should happen to you, here are a few useful tips. What …
During the COVID-19 Shut Down, many commercial buildings have not been occupied for awhile, and their HVAC systems have been running minimally or not at all. Before occupants return to your commercial building, we recommend your commercial HVAC systems go through a re-startup process, and include the following checks: Visually inspect all equipment and …
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Concerned About Your Home’s Indoor Air Quality? Devices like the iWave-C Air Purifier and the Ultraviolet-C Whole-House Air Purification Device helps remove viruses, bacteria and mold from your home’s HVAC system. The iWave-C Air Purifier is a self-cleaning, bi-polar ionization generator for actively treating the air quality in your home or office’s HVAC system. Watch …
As warmer weather approaches this year, many of us will still be stuck indoors. Now is time to get your air conditioning ready for a hot summer in central Ohio. Before you consider tinkering with the AC unit yourself, consider the benefits of professional attention to your air conditioning system. Best Time for AC Service …
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It’s important to keep your outdoor AC condenser unit level for optimal performance and longevity. Whether installed with the original construction, or by a local HVAC contractor, when your home’s outside AC condenser was originally installed, it should have been leveled by the installer. Sometimes, as the ground around your hoe settles, it can become …
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